Justice between Simplification and Formalism - 7 Angebote vergleichen

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A recent study in the field of comparative economics (or, more precisely, 'numerical comparative law') constructed an index of procedural formalism of dispute resolution for more than 100 countries and analyzed the relationship between procedural formalism and certain aspects of quality of the judicial systems. The study's results suggest a strong relationship between legal origins, formalism, and the 'quality of dispute resolution'. Not surprisingly, the study closes with a recommendation for reform. What makes this study so important is not only its findings, backed by an amount of data which seems to be a guarantee for the study's universal validity, but also the financial support of the World Bank - an indicator of the Bank's interest in these questions. Similar studies in the area of banking, securities, and corporate law have received much attention from the legal community. However, for the recent study on civil procedure, this is not the case. Christoph Kern provides a first critical approach to the study from the perspective of a legal scholar. He does not suggest a mere 're-coding', but focuses on the methodology and the underlying legal questions. After an extensive discussion of the 'input' to the study, the author turns to the way the study combines the data and, in particular, how it interprets the results. He concludes that the study leaves a mixed impression and that, therefore, doubts remain as to its results and interpretation. Taschenbuch, 01.02.2007.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Sofort lieferbar.
A recent study in the field of comparative economics (or, more precisely, 'numerical comparative law') constructed an index of procedural formalism of dispute resolution for more than 100 countries and analyzed the relationship between procedural formalism and certain aspects of quality of the judicial systems. The study's results suggest a strong relationship between legal origins, formalism, and the 'quality of dispute resolution'. Not surprisingly, the study closes with a recommendation for reform. What makes this study so important is not only its findings, backed by an amount of data which seems to be a guarantee for the study's universal validity, but also the financial support of the World Bank - an indicator of the Bank's interest in these questions. Similar studies in the area of banking, securities, and corporate law have received much attention from the legal community. However, for the recent study on civil procedure, this is not the case. Christoph Kern provides a first critical approach to the study from the perspective of a legal scholar. He does not suggest a mere 're-coding', but focuses on the methodology and the underlying legal questions. After an extensive discussion of the 'input' to the study, the author turns to the way the study combines the data and, in particular, how it interprets the results. He concludes that the study leaves a mixed impression and that, therefore, doubts remain as to its results and interpretation. Taschenbuch, 2007.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Rheinberg-Buch [53870650], Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Neuware - A recent study in the field of comparative economics (or, more precisely, 'numerical comparative law') constructed an index of formalism in civil procedure and analyzed the relationship between procedural formalism and certain aspects of quality of the judicial systems. The study's results suggest a strong relationship between legal origins, formalism and the 'quality of dispute resolution'. Christoph Kern provides a first critical approach to the study from the perspective of a legal scholar. He does not suggest a mere 're-coding', but focuses on the methodology and the underlying legal questions. He concludes that the study leaves a mixed impression and that, therefore, doubts remain as to its results and interpretation. 180 pp. Englisch.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Agrios-Buch [57449362], Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Neuware - A recent study in the field of comparative economics (or, more precisely, 'numerical comparative law') constructed an index of formalism in civil procedure and analyzed the relationship between procedural formalism and certain aspects of quality of the judicial systems. The study's results suggest a strong relationship between legal origins, formalism and the 'quality of dispute resolution'. Christoph Kern provides a first critical approach to the study from the perspective of a legal scholar. He does not suggest a mere 're-coding', but focuses on the methodology and the underlying legal questions. He concludes that the study leaves a mixed impression and that, therefore, doubts remain as to its results and interpretation. 180 pp. Englisch.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Speyer & Peters GmbH [51215482], Berlin, D, Germany.
Zivilrecht; Prozessrechtsvergleich; Zivilprozessrecht[DNB]; Prozessökonomie[DNB]; Rechtsvergleich[DNB] A recent study in the field of comparative economics (or, more precisely, "numerical comparative law") constructed an index of formalism in civil procedure and analyzed the relationship between procedural formalism and certain aspects of quality of the judicial systems. The study`s results suggest a strong relationship between legal origins, formalism and the "quality of dispute resolution". Christoph Kern provides a first critical approach to the study from the perspective of a legal scholar. He does not suggest a mere "re-coding", but focuses on the methodology and the underlying legal questions. He concludes that the study leaves a mixed impression and that, therefore, doubts remain as to its results and interpretation. ISBN 9783161492471 Sprache: de Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Revaluation Books [2134736], Exeter, United Kingdom.
180 pages. 9.06x6.06x0.47 inches. In Stock.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, ISD LLC [57405250], Bristol, CT, U.S.A.
3161492471.